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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-05-18, Page 5community news Attend Presbytery meeting By Kae Webster Dorothy Finlayson and Marjorie MacLean, members of the Ashfield Presbyterian Church were in Teeswater, Monday, May 9 to attend the annual meeting of the Mait- land Presbyterian Society at the Knox Presbyterian Church. James Webster of Water- loo, son of Wellington and Kae Webster, was home on the weekend with his par- ents. Visiting on the weekend with Finlay and Margie Mac- Donald were Kathy Robson and son, Ryan of Grosse Point, Michigan and Sarah Blue of Detroit, Michigan. Wellington, Kae and Jim Webster were in Goderich on Sunday and took Norma Young out to dinner to the Candlelight Tavern. Adam Charles, infant son of Larry and Janet Wilkins and grandson of Charles and Mayme Wilkins, was baptiz- ed on Sunday at the Trinity United Church. The families of both Larry and Janet were present, and all went to their home after the baptismal to enjoy a luncheon. Charles and Mayme Wilk- ins visited the Websters when Jim was home on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mac- Lean and their granddaugh- ter, Heather Kells of Colling- wood visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Mac- Lean. Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Mac- Lean were visiting recently in Sarnia and Wyoming with relatives there. Edna Culbert accompanied Cliff and Ivy Hartman to London and while there, they visited with friends and relatives. Elmer and Edna Culbert were in London recently at the Home Show. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc - Charles of Kincardine had Mr. and Mrs. John McChar- les and Ryan of Petrolia call on them. Ball park construction continues Construction on the new ball park, which is being supervised by the Lucknow Kinsmen, has been held up by the wet weather. Huron Landscaping Ltd. of Lucknow was the successful bidder for the landscaping tender. Bob Symes hopes tohave the construction phase complet- ed within a week. Tenders have been sent out on the fencing section as well. A new slate of officers was voted in for 1983-84 at the club's May 4 meeting held at Kwan's Restaurant. Grant Helm will be the incoming president with Ron Crich as past president; Jim Pentland as first vice, Tim Martin as second vice, Dave Button as secretary, Doug Aitchison as treasurer, Phil Jerome as registrar and Jamie Elliott, Koen Van Dijk and Tom Andrew as directors. Greg Blake and Evans Helm will share bulletin editor chores. All plans are set for Kin Summerfest '83 to be held June 17, 18, 19. Activities include a 32 team slo pitch tournament and a Saturday night dance to the Moran Erothers. Guests enjoy CGIT tea party By Valetta Emerson Kim Laidlaw of White- church attended the CGIT tea party last week, when the girls entertained their moth- ers, secret prayer mothers and adopted grandmothers. Kim's guests were her moth- er. Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and her secret prayer mother, Mrs. Millan Moore. Her adopted grandmother, Valet- ta Emerson was unable to at- tend, but sent a thank you note which Kim read during the party. Fred Tiffin assisted by Wilford Clipperton is build- ing a tool shed at Langside Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and Kim were in Kitchener and London on Wednesday. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. 13i11 Uuldriks arrived home from their visit to Windsor from Monday to Thursday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer visited with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dick de Boer and family of Blue - vale. Bob Jamieson of Listowel spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Jim de Boer, Mr. de Boer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan attended a 50th wedding anniversary on Sat- urday in London at Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith's home for Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and Mary Mc- Clenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keller and Amy visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock, Luck - now. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft on the arrival of a baby boy, Jonathan Kirk, on Tuesday, May 10 in Exeter Hospital, a brother for Angela, Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durn- in and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Scholtz of Goderich attended the funeral on Monday of Carman Scholtz at Blyth. Sympathy is extended to the family. Turn to page 9• Shower honours bride-to-be By Ruth Buchineler A bridal shower was held on Tuesday evening at the Kairshea hall in honour of Karen Doelman. Gladys Johnston chaired the program which opened with a sing song with Wilma Clarke at the piano. Bunny Stewart gave a contest, Length of String Grame. A i eading, Bride and Groom, was given by Ruth BUchme- ier, A Gum Drop game was led by Eva Burt. A Flower contest was conducted by Gladys Johnston. The address was read by Shirley Downey. Dear Karen; We your friends and, neigh- bours have gathered dere to- night to honour you, prior to your marraige. Your hus- band -to -be has made a wise choice. for we know that you are quite adept and experien- ced in the art of homemak- ing. So when skies are dull, and evervthings seems to go wrong - Just remember your friends back home, and lift your heart in song. For these small gift` we ask you to accept. and hope with fond memories they are kept. Your Friends. Then Karen opened her gifts assisted by her sister. Anne and sister-in-law, Al- ice. Mandy Stewart, Sherry Murray and Mary Downey. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and Ron were Mr and Mrs. Herb McQuil- lin and Mr. and Mrs. Carman McQuillin of Salem, Mrs. Harvey McQuillin of St.Cath- erincs and Mr. and Mrs. Don McQuillin and family of Lon- don. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGugan who were married on Satur- day. Ed and Karen will live in Winnipeg. Mr, and Mrs. Chuck Mc- Mann of Montreal were home for the wedding. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buchmeier and Carol on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lawrence. Pam and Millicent Bowles of London. Mrs. Stewart MacGillivrary held a relative bridal shower in honour of Pam, who is to be married on June 11 in London. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 18, 1983—Page 5 WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU, SIX DA YS A WEEK MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. A Full Line of BAKERY PRODUCTS Including Birthday Cakes Armstrong's Home Bakery and DonutShop 639 CAMPBELL STREET 528-2211 LUCKNOW PEiROGNADA Diesel Fuel - Furnace Oil Stove Oil GREASE TUBES Mineral Gear 011 - Multi purpose gear oil - Bulk hydraulic oils and motor oils - Diesel motor on Vanellus C3 15W40 diesel motor oil, Vanellus C3 10 weight 20- 30-40 and other oils to suit your requirements, whether for tractor, truck or car. SPECIAL 1x24 Vise() static 10W40 $1"46 LITRE SPARK PLUGS Frani filters and other line of accessories. 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